| # OWNER NOTE — 2026-05-05 | |
| ## What happened | |
| Yesterday I created a large ProjectIntakeTower artifact set from a panic/quota-burn agent cascade. | |
| The useful result is not more work. The useful result is a map of my project landscape. | |
| ## What artifacts are trustworthy enough to read first | |
| - NIGHT_STOP.md | |
| - MORNING_RESUME.md | |
| - OWNER_DIGEST.md | |
| - triage/TOP_10_NEXT_ACTIONS.md | |
| - triage/HUMAN_DECISION_REQUIRED.md | |
| - jobs/done/ | |
| - jobs/pending/ | |
| ## What is noise for now | |
| - The full list of 500 clusters | |
| - All 66 human decisions | |
| - Any low-priority PAUSE project | |
| - Any archive/merge action not explicitly approved by me | |
| - Any source-code work before Git protection is clear | |
| ## One chosen anchor | |
| ProjectIntakeTower. | |
| Reason: | |
| It is the only thing whose purpose is to compress the chaos rather than extend it. | |
| ## Next one job | |
| Read and verify ProjectIntakeTower artifacts. | |
| No source project edits. | |
| No GitHub issues. | |
| No deletes. | |
| No merges. | |
| No new agents. | |
| ## Human rule | |
| I do not need to decide 66 things today. | |
| Today I only decide: | |
| 1. Is ProjectIntakeTower trustworthy enough as a map? | |
| 2. Which dirty repo must be stabilized first? | |
| 3. Which project family gets consolidated later? | |